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How much damage can paper rolls cause?
E.T
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[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3549379.stm[/url]
Well, last word about dead count is 23, that 24 must have been because they managed to dig up last bodies from wreckage just couple hours ago.
[url]http://virtual.finland.fi/stt/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=3964&group=General[/url]
They're propably pretty right when saying that only way to survive from that kind of collision would be to lie inside tank.
[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3549379.stm[/url]
Well, last word about dead count is 23, that 24 must have been because they managed to dig up last bodies from wreckage just couple hours ago.
[url]http://virtual.finland.fi/stt/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=3964&group=General[/url]
They're propably pretty right when saying that only way to survive from that kind of collision would be to lie inside tank.
Comments
- PJH
Got to mourn for the rescue team too, a horrible and messy scene probably wont be forgotten for a long time.
[B]until I saw a picture from behind the curtain of censorship where one of the dead passengers was hanging upside down, outside a broken window. The picture was blurry, but it must have been a very nasty view, you wouldn't want to see even a piece of it.[/B][/QUOTE]
I saw that too.
Those who where inside bus under those 800 kg paper rolls must have looked much worse.
I think objects weighting that much propably completely crush human when hitting with that speed.
Few hours ago they had managed to identify only ten from those 23 dead.
[B]I think objects weighting that much propably completely crush human when hitting with that speed.[/B][/QUOTE]
With that speed, some of those people might have been even decapitated, so that makes identifying them even more difficult... dental records probably aren't helping much. :(
I hope that there would be quicker ways to identify people, so that their families wouldn't have to wait the confirmation.
I wouldn't oppose a decision to plant a microchip in every child born to this world.
[B]With that speed, some of those people might have been even decapitated, so that makes identifying them even more difficult... dental records probably aren't helping much. :(
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I wouldn't wonder if they have to use DNA-tests to identify some of them.
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I wouldn't oppose a decision to plant a microchip in every child born to this world. [/B][/QUOTE]
What about a DNA Database?
meaning total, 100% control over every person in the world, at the governments disposal.
yep, REALLY great idea. :rolleyes:
[B]meaning total, 100% control over every person in the world, at the governments disposal.[/B][/QUOTE]
Well, more propably giant corporations, because what's the difference between global politics and principles of giant corporations.
About those who survived:
Four very seriously injured.
Nine seriously injured.
Two slighly injured.
[B]I can say with 100% certainty that at some point in the future, every child born and every human alive will be forced to have a chip inplanted in them. Those that refuse will not be allowed to buy food, travel, etc...
meaning total, 100% control over every person in the world, at the governments disposal.
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That will never happen, unless people become so stupid that they will want that themselves.
- PJH
Geebus! I'm suprised anyone survived at all! I've seen rolls that size up close and personal and I'm [b]well[/b] aware of how much damage they can cause...